In a bull run, almost everyone feels like a genius. Most aren’t.
Your real job is risk management: keep losses small, preserve capital, and don’t let ego convince you that you’re smarter than the market. The upside will be there if you survive long enough to capture it
$RDDT looking very bullish Reddit CEO just emphasized how critical their data is for AI training: “Authentic human perspective is increasingly rare… Reddit content is the #1 cited source across LLMs.”Big data licensing deals incoming. S&P 500 soon?
I believe memory is becoming less cyclical due to a more sustained growth and buildout of AI $DRAM
Semiconductors – “Memflation”
AI Infrastructure – The Rise of the Neoclouds
Cloud Computing – From Cloud to Edge
creating a fullstack opportunity accross three layers
(from the end of last week) the Semis - Foundries & Manufacturing basket showed relative strength the past 4 weeks
$TSM $INTC $GFS $UMC
EW up around 19% vs SPY, CW only +6% — small names carrying it.
The recent lack of volume might seem concerning, but it could actually be the most bullish sign in this market. 📈
Individuals and institutions are sidelined in disbelief, but with cash balances at all-time highs, they can’t stay out forever. This could lead to funds chasing into quarter end! 🌊💸 #StockMarket #MarketAnalysis #BullMarket #InvestingInsights
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these are the names im looking to encapsulate the Compute Capacity Theme - all share secure power, contracted hyperscaler revenue, and GPU-ready facilities: $NBIS $ORCL $CRWV $IREN $HUT $CORZ $WULF
they are benefiting from hyperscalers exhaustion amid tightening supply
The AI trade has a new bottleneck. It's not chips. Not memory. Not CPUs. It's the physical infrastructure to run all of them - the powered land, the permits, and the facilities.
the demand evidence is the strongest of any bottleneck window so far. The revenue is pre-contracted with investment grade counterparties who are repaying:
$ORCL RPO: $553B (up ~400% YoY)
$CRWV backlog: $66–88B
$NBIS cover ratio: 95x
Hyperscaler 2026 capex: ~$700B